On Friday we commemorate those who gave their lives and service for Australia in all the major conflicts. Anzac Day is not a celebration of war but a day of remembrance. A day to be grateful for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
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Fear can be such a paralysing emotion. With its familiar twin, anxiety, it keeps us from acting or thinking constructively and clouds our awareness of grace. In this week’s gospel reading, the disciples are gathered in fear behind closed doors. They are terrified about what may happen next.
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Jokes As soon as she had finished high school, Mary from Dublin shook the Irish dust off her shoes and made her way to London’s West End where she lived her dream and became a successful show business performer. Several years later she returned to her hometown for a holiday. While back in the country
Easter Sunday is the day of surprises: kids hunt for eggs hidden around the house. They open them to find jellybeans or chocolates inside. Families and friends give gifts to one another on a scale almost the equal of Christmas.
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There was a Russian Cossack, who had two sons in the First World War. Their names were Peter and Gregory. One day the father received a letter from the front. Unable to read he handed it to his daughter.
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As Easter is upon us, please enjoy this beautiful presentation of the Stations of the Cross. Fr John Hill CSsR reads the reflections.
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Jokes A woman and her husband were at a group Reconciliation service for Easter at their local parish. Because they were so frail, they went into the confessional together. The woman tearfully admitted to the priest that she had shoplifted a can of peaches because she was hungry, and she had forgotten to bring cash
